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‘B.C.

An NDP government
would not allow nuclear
power in B.C., NDP leader
Dave Barrett said this week,
adding he was not prepared
to see future generations of
British ~ Columbians
threatened by the madness
of decisions made today.

Barrett has also said an

NDP government in B.C.

School tax study urged

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West Vancouver. may not
only be its own
school costs but could be
helping out some other
school districts as well.

What the group recom-
mends is that issues in-
fluencing school taxes are so
complex that they should be
studied province-wide, not
just locally. They would like
the school district to inform
all residents, not just parents
of school children, what is
being done to increase and
decrease programs and
expenditures in the schools.

Community colleges, the
task force says, should not
be a burden on the local
taxpayers any longer, since
students come from a far
greater arca.

would freeze levels of in-

creases in gas prices, making
ail compasies account for
any price increases they
sought instead of just im-
posing hikes as at present.

And he has again issued
his challenge for Premier

‘Bennett to meet him on

television.

contenders—lawyer Gus
Kroll, 1978. West Vancouver

contender, - Dr. Keith .
Winter—who. last “week

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_. “Harrisburg in B.C.

The task force
acknowledged the com-
plexity of municipal finances
today and suggests council
terms be lengthened to three
years so council members
can fully grasp. these
complexities and give more
budgetary direction to
municipal staff. ,

The major disappointment
shown by task = force
members in the report is that
only 11 groups, and = in-
dividuals responded to
requests for comments on
taxation and = municipal
finances out of 34
organizations approached in
the business, ratepayer and

parent communities.
Now that council has
Officially received this

report, it is available to the

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public either at municipal
hall or at the community
library.

“This study,” said the

. “is the first of its kind

in British Columbia, and to
our knowledge, in Canada.”

Task force chairman is
Chuck Connaghan, vice-
president of administrative
services at University of
British Columbia.

Working with him were
Edwin Alm, a North Shore
businessman; Robert
business manager-
president of the Service
Employees International
Union; Thomas Cryer, a
chartered accountant, and
Mrs. Barbara Howard, who
has been involved in West
Vancouver community
affairs for many years.

Reaching every door
on the North Shore.

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